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Police Chief Vows to ‘Keep Our Foot on the Gas’ Following Community Safety Survey Results

Summary by The Hamilton Spectator
THUNDER BAY — Older people feel safer than younger people in Thunder Bay and women’s sense of safety has dropped compared with 2024, according to the 2025 results of a ZenCity survey on public safety.

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Police chief vows to ‘keep our foot on the gas’ following community safety survey results

THUNDER BAY — Older people feel safer than younger people in Thunder Bay and women’s sense of safety has dropped compared with 2024, according to the 2025 results of a ZenCity survey on public safety.

·Hamilton, Canada
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Police chief vows to 'keep our foot on the gas' following community safety survey results

Petty crime and drug use are among the top concerns for survey respondents.

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